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Hormone concentrations range from

nanomolar (10^-9) to picomolar (10^-12)

Exocrine glands are

for surfaces in contact with outside world

Exocrine and endocrine glands are

derived from epithelium developmentally, but endocrine glands lose connection with the outer surface

Pineal gland

Behind third ventricle


Pine cone (name)


Melatonin (sleepy time)


Not affected by BBB

Pituitary gland

Master gland


Controls other endocrine glands


Growth Hormone

Hypothalamus

Controls pituitary synthesis and production


Thyrotrophic-releasing hormone


Growth-hormone releasing hormone


Corticotrophin-releasing hormone


Gonadotrophin-releasing hormone

Thyroid

Front of neck


Metabolism control


T3 and T4

Parathyroid

4 glands behind the thyroid


Bone development


Controls phosphorous and calcium levels


Parathyroid hormone

Thymus

Behind the sternum between the lungs


Thymosin stimulates development of T-cells